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Re: [grub #73] configure --help not helpful


From: Tahin Daniel
Subject: Re: [grub #73] configure --help not helpful
Date: Sun, 27 Apr 2003 17:50:55 -0000

At 03:39 2003.04.27._ +0900, you wrote:
Reporter: address@hidden
Summary: configure --help not helpful
Version: 0.93
Type: documentation bug

Message:
there is no description of which path specifiers (datadir, sysconfdir, etc) control where various grub components get installed. This is very frustrating. In my case, I have
a "/boot" partition due to my crap BIOS.  Thus, I wanted
to get the grub boot components installed under /boot/grub.
Thus I specified --datadir=/boot/grub and -sysconfdir=/boot/grub. the installation ended up installing
things under /boot/grub/grub/i386-pc/.  There is no mention
of this in the docs, nor in the configure --help info.
Short of struggling through the Makefile(s), my only option
is trial and error.  Why is grub adding "grub/i386-pc/" to
the path(s) I specified???


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Hello!

Also you would like to get the stage2, stage1, *stage1.5 under boot/grub...
I think you should simply specify configure --prefix=/grub. After "make install" under "/grub/share/grub/i386-pc" (or any similar:-))) you would have the files, and you can copy it to /boot/grub.
I compiled it, and I made this too.:-))





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